Would this be good for sucking water out of an outdoor rug?
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Absolutely all you have to do is remove the blue filter and your ready to go!
1731940
With my experience it will suck up the dirt.The suction seems to be powerful but it also depends on the size of your pump. I have a larger pump so it has powerful suction. If there are any larger pieces like very small rocks it might not get that (it might just push them out of the way) but as long as it is sand or dusty type dirt it should eventually get it all.
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There are pumps out there that will do what you want. I have a portable one that sits flush on the floor and has a metal holed screen on the bottom to keep debris out. I actually had to use it when my built in sump pump stopped working. It pretty much sucked up all the water in the basement into just wet looking spots. You just attach any size garden hose to it and pump it out to where you want it to go. I pumped it into a basement sink. The one I have has no on off switch and it turns itself off when there's no longer water to suck up.
1054014
No, we would not recommend using this unit to suction water as it would damage the vacuum. Check out one of our carpet deep cleaners for use with water extraction like the BISSELL DeepClean Essential Full Sized Carpet Cleaner, 8852
1472421
I agree with the other commenter...This is would not be an ideal choice for rugs/carpet. It does a great job picking up small debris on tile and hardwood flooring as well as food crumbs, etc. on upholstered furniture when used as a hand vac.
1656116
Not really. A broom and dustpan are still your best bet for things like that. I find this works best on carpet including thin outdoor carpet. I use a Swiffer to clean un-carpeted surfaces.
131470
It all depends if you follow the directions and don't soak the rug. It extract water very well. Other than that, I don't know.
1324540
I would think so. It goes from bare floor, indoor/outdoor carpet, to the thick church carpet keeping the great suction throughout. I don't have shag, but I think it would do fine.
844021
I would think so, once the suction starts, it can even suck up small rocks. But, if you just let the water/sand mixture drain into a bucket, you could just rinse it off and put it back in your tank.
90836
I used this to pick up newly fallen leaves, not mulched leaves. Esentially it is a hose that connects to your leaf blower/vac and would depend on how powerful your vac is. I would think that would work but would depend on how fine the leaves are mulched and the power of your vac. Good luck!
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It may not because it has to be submerged to create enough pressure to suck very hard. I used it to clean my wood burning hot tub. It didn't seem to have a lot of pressure skimming the top vs sucking under the water .
1265638
I think it would work but the water pressure may not be as strong as you would like it to be.
689459
I have not tried it either. A lot will depend on how powerful your vac is. when i used it i had 1.5 inch hose supplying the vacuum to the cyclone and the provided 4 inch hose to do the picking up of the dust. by the time the vacuum pulled thru all this it lost a lot of air movement due to the expanded hose and the friction in the cyclone. in my application i doubt it would have pulled much water even in to the cyclone.
1624456
Absolutely, I use it for vacuuming and also water changes. It works well in both ways.
250713
I would think it would do a good job of that. It blows really well, and the fact that it's lightweight would make the roof area etc easy to reach. There is no filtration system on it.
108661
If you are asking if it will suck the water out of the carpet the answer is yes. You just have to make sure the foam filter is in place of the dust filter so you dont ruin the dust filter. The attachments that come with the vac are all you need.
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It could replace a regular vac., but it would not be easy to maneuver about furniture, not convenient to carry out to empty away from carpets, etc., and would look ( and be") clunky in the living room! Yep, it'll suck water out o' the carpet, but would require more than one session to get the stuff damp dry rather than bone dry.....